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Conda Installation of Dev Version Fails #229

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fjclark opened this issue Jan 9, 2024 · 5 comments
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Conda Installation of Dev Version Fails #229

fjclark opened this issue Jan 9, 2024 · 5 comments
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@fjclark
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fjclark commented Jan 9, 2024

Describe the bug
While attempting to test SOMD2, I found I couldn't install biosimspace from the openbiosim/label/dev channel. Running mamba env create -f environment.yaml on the SOMD2 env file produced:

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I double-checked that

mamba create -n temp "python=3.10" 
mamba install -n temp -c openbiosim/label/dev biosimspace

also fails.

The installation worked when I changed the channel to openbiosim.

  • OS: Ubuntu 20.04
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lohedges commented Jan 9, 2024

This is because there have been no commits to devel since the 2023.5.0 release and I think the old Sire development packages have been moved to our archive. I'll trigger a manual build now so you should have a 2024.1.0.dev package, which will pull in same dev version for Sire.

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lohedges commented Jan 9, 2024

Actually, it appears that the 2023.4.1/2.dev Sire packages are still there, so it seems that the pinning isn't working. Will trigger a build anyway.

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No - this was my fault. The dev packages on conda are 2024.1.0.dev - the 2023.5.0.dev packages have been removed.

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lohedges commented Jan 9, 2024

No problem. I'll just make a note to do a dev build as soon as I create the new tag during the release process. Regardless of the space issue, it makes sense that we don't keep old dev packages knocking around for too long.

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fjclark commented Jan 9, 2024

Thanks for sorting this!

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